Eddie V Royler Breakdown

[Jonathan Wylie]

[Just Kadek]

I love that lockdown lol

[John Robinson]

Another breakdown of the lockdown with the bottom guy putting it on wrong.

[Pan]

What do you guys think of his suggestion for quarter guard pass?

[jkenneth]

Holy Sh*t that looked nasty. (the first video)
I hadn't seen the focus on Royler's joint in slow-mow.
No way he was walking right the next day.

[Daniel D.]

i love how it opens with the dude calling 10th planet nay sayers flat-earth society.

[Tomoplata]

Great breakdown. Glad someone explained it so everyone can understand and/or appreciate it a bit more.

[VictorV]

probably some classic : "it was all part of a greater strategy from uncle royler learned from grandmaster helio, that by the way is my grandfather, where he was just trying to wear him down, never been in any danger, ... bla bla bla"

classic!

Actually, I think this is pretty spot on. The entire Helio philosophy of "You can't beat me." The onus was on Eddie to prove that the first match was not a fluke. All he had to do was enough to keep Eddie from getting him to tap. Personally, I think that was a bitch move. And a bitch move that almost backfired.

[David Rosado]

Actually, I think this is pretty spot on. The entire Helio philosophy of "You can't beat me." The onus was on Eddie to prove that the first match was not a fluke. All he had to do was enough to keep Eddie from getting him to tap. Personally, I think that was a bitch move. And a bitch move that almost backfired.

Yeah dude. If I recall correctly, Kimura never beat Helio because Helio didn't tap. LOL. And I guess Sakuraba never beat Royler with a kimura (coincidentally) because he never tapped. LOL.

Hey man, I wish them well and I'm super grateful for bringing BJJ to the world. But I'm not drinking the kool aid.

[Tori Applegate]

We were yelling break it the whole time. :-)